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Short Story Unit Review
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What was the author's motive in making the house "alive"
to show that human life is insignifcant
to reverse human and nonhuman roles
to show a house can be personified
shows why we need technology
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Giving human qualities or characteristics to nonhuman things
metaphor
alliteration
allusion
personification
3
The comparison of two unlike things in which words of comparison (like or as) are NOT used
metaphor
simile
4
In general, how does Doodle respond to the narrator's efforts to push him beyond what Doodle thinks he can do?
angrily
fearfully
fearlessly
willingly
5
Doodle’s response to the scarlet ibis reveals his
sensitivty
fear of storm
desire to be "normal"
determination to survive
6
The house identifies the Teasdale poem as Mrs. McClellan’s favorite. What does this poem suggest about Mrs. McClellan?
She enjoyed listening to the poem on rainy days.
She thought about the potential destruction of humankind.
She was fascinated by the latest technology in the house.
She valued human achievements more than natural beauty.
7
What inspired Jimmy to start fresh
He met a girl and fell in love
He never started fresh
He hated his old self
He was broke
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A comparison of two unlike things in which a word of comparison (like or as) IS used.
metaphor
simile
9
What does the setting suggest in TWCSR about humans?
view nature as unimportant
are oppressed
depend too much on technology
10
Based on this story, Bradbury (the author) would most likely be in favor of
nuclear disarmament
increasing nuclear weapons
automating all weapons
11
Doodle’s brother is the narrator of “The Scarlet Ibis”. This would be considered
third person pov
second person pov
omniscient pov
first person pov
12
In the story, Aunt Nicey claims that dead birds mean “bad luck”. This would be considered an example of
metaphor
foreshadow
imagery
simile
13
Which event best represents the resolution of the text?
the house burns to the ground
the poem is read
the family dies
the dog dies
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The tree bough crashes through the kitchen window. What literary element would this be considered?
allusion
climax
rising action
situation irony
15
What happened to the humans in TWCSR
the house killed them
they left the planet
they were killed by a nuclear war
they are in prision
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The overall “feeling” of a piece of literature.
style
mood
tone
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Once Jimmy got out of jail he never broke another safe
False
True
18
Device used in literature to create expectation or hint at the future
tone
flashback
suspense
foreshadow
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indirect reference to history, literary work, Bible, or other piece of information the audience is assumed to know
metaphor
alliteration
allusion
personification
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The character or force who tries to stop the main character from achieving his/her goals
Flat Character
antagonist
Dynamic Character
protagonist
21
The dark imagery at the beginning of the "Scarlet Ibis" helps to determine the what?
setting
tone
mood
theme
22
What was unique about Jimmy's tools?
They were specially made and lots of money
He bought them on amazon
He made them himself
He stole them
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The main character of a story. The story revolves around his/her conflicts.
dynamic character
static character
protagonist
antagonist
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The method by which characters in a story are developed (direct or indirect)
figurative language
mood
STEAL
characterization
25
What is Jimmy's other job besides being a criminal?
he doesn't have another job
waiter
bankteller
owns a shoestore
26
Descriptive or figurative language in a literary work; used to create sensory impressions.
imagery
personification
figurative language
metaphor
27
What type of characterization uses the acronym STEAL
Direct characterization
Indirect characterization
28
The time and place in which a story unfolds
mood
tone
setting
style
29
What happens to the dog in the story?
it dies in the house fire
it lives in the house forever
it escapes the house
it dies of starvation and radiation in the house
30
What pov is "Retrieved Reformation" told from
first person
third person limited
third person omniscient
second person
31
What is the tone of the house's announcements?
pleasant
lonely
sarcastic
threatening
32
By calling the short story “There Will Come Soft Rains,” like the Sara Teasdale poem located in it, the author is using
simile
allusion
imagery
metaphor
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Dialogue is a conversation between characters or speakers in a literary work.
False
True
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Language that cannot be taken literally since it was written to create a special effect or feeling.
dialogue
figurative language
suspense
imagery
35
What can the automated house represent?
the last hope for the family
the answer to the end of the war
the dangers of technology
the last hope for humanity
36
“The house stood alone in a city of rubble and ashes. This was the one house left standing" represent which conflict
Man v nature
Man v Technology
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The perspective from which a story is told
POV
Tone
narration
style
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Any story that is the product of imagination rather than a documentation of fact.
nonfiction
fiction
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“Me?” said Jimmy, in surprise. “Why I never cracked a safe in my life.” is an example of
theme
dialogue
situational irony
verbal irony
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What is the main conflict in the "Scarlet Ibis"
man v nature
man v man
man v society
man v self
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Based on the details of the story, you can conclude that the family
did not know they were going to die
knew they were going to die
42
Which is not a theme in "The Scarlet Ibis"
All are themes
It is important to understand one's limits
Pride can lead to tragedy and lack of empathy
Be careful what you wish for
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The attitude of the author toward the audience, characters, subject, or work.
style
mood
tone
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The message, lesson, or moral of a story
summary
big idea
plot
theme
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Mentioning Shakespeare is an example of an allusioin
False
True
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irony is the difference between the actual result of an event and its expected result
False
True